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Djurfors, S., & Netterville D. (1978). Buoyant plume rise in nonuniform wind conditions. 28(8), 780-784.

Djurfors, S., & Netterville D. (1978). Buoyant plume rise in non-uniform wind conditions. Revised edition. Professional Paper 1977-3, 14.

Djurfors, S., & Netterville D. (1977). Buoyant plume rise in non-uniform wind conditions. 17 pages . Abstract

Roberts, W. E. (1991). The bull trout vanishing from the prairie and parklands of western Alberta. Natural History Occasional Papers No. 15,

[Anonymous] (2000). Bull trout trapping and redd surveys in the Berland River system, Fall 1997 : final report. 45.

McCart, P. (1996). Bull trout in Alberta : a review.

Roberts, W. E. (1987). The bull trout - endangered in Alberta. Natural History Occasional Papers No. 9,

Clark, K. A. (1957). Bulk densities, porosities, and liquid saturations of good grade Athabasca Oil sands. Mimeographed circular No. 22, 22.

Fedkenheuer, A. W. (1979). Buildling soils using Athabasca oil sands tailings and soil amendments. 19 pages .

McQuarrie, A. H. (1966). Building the Edson Trail. 14(4), 1-6.

Fedkenheuer, A. W. (1979). Building soils using Athabasca Oil Sands tailings and soil amendments. In: Proceedings to the 4th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Land Reclamation Association, August 13-15, 1979, Regina, Saskatchewan. Professional Paper 1979-8, 19.

Quideau, S. A. (2010). Building organic matter in reconstructed forest soils, presentation at Reclamation and Restoration of Boreal Peatland and Forest Ecosystems : Towards a Sustainable Future, March 25-27, 2010, Edmonton, Alberta. 25.

Valentine, P. (2008). Building confidence : improving accountability and transparency in Alberta's royalty system. Abstract

Jones, D. C., & MacPherson I. (1985). Building beyond the homestead : rural history on the prairies. 1-235.

[Anonymous] (2007). Building a pure oil sands company one step at a time : responses to Mikisew Cree First Nation review and assessment of Deer Creek Energy Limited Joslyn North Mine Project Application and Environmental Impact Assessment.

Hannon, S. J. (2006). Building a bird-friendly forest: lessons from the boreal forest of Canada. 52 (Supplement), 687-691.

Secord, R. Y., Leonard D., McIsaac J. E., & Jameson S. S. (1981). A Builder of the Northwest: The Life and Times of Richard Secord, 1860-1935. 1-179.

Eaton, B. R., Brown C. L., Paszkowski C. A., Eaton Z. C., & Chapman R. (2005). Bufo boreas (western toad). Seed dispersal . 36, 52-53.

MacEwan, G (1995). Buffalo-sacred and sacrificed .

Adams, L. (2005). The buffalo wolf : predators, prey, and the politics of nature, by Lu Carbyn : a review. 33(1), 390-391.

Carbyn, L. N. (2003). The buffalo wolf : predators, prey, and the politics of nature. 247.

Holsworth, W. N. (1960). Buffalo range and food habits of Buffalo in Wood Buffalo Park. Unpublished report CWS-24-60, 19.

Brower, J. L. (2004). Buffalo National Park and the second demise of the plains bison in Canada, 1909-1940. History and Classics(M. A. ), 209.

Doll, M. F. V., Kidd R. S., & Day J. P. (1988). Buffalo Lake Metis Site: A Late Nineteenth Century Settlement in the Parkland of Central Alberta.. (Provincial Museum of Alberta, Ed.). 1-412.

Doll, M. F. V., Day J. P., & Kidd R. S. (1988). The Buffalo Lake Métis site: A late nineteenth century settlement in the parkland of central Alberta. Abstract

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